Where adverbials go in a sentence Ku vendosen rrethanorët në një fjali

 Where adverbials go in a sentence 

Ku vendosen rrethanorët në një fjali 

 

We normally put adverbials after the verb: 

Ne normalisht i vendosim rrethanorët pas foljes: 

• He spoke angrily. 

• They live just here. 

• We will go in a few minutes. 

 

If the verb has an object or complement we put the adverbial after the object or complement: 

Nëse folja ka një kundrinor apo plotës ne vendosim rrethanorin pas kundrinorit apo plotësit: 

• He opened the door quietly. 

• She left the money on the table. 

• We saw our friends last night. 

• You are looking tired tonight. 

 

But adverbials of frequency (how often) usually come in front of the main verb: 

Por rrethanorët e frekuencës (sa shpesh) zakonisht vijnë përpara foljes kryesore: 

• We usually spent our holidays with our grandparents. 

• I have never seen William at work. 

 

If we want to emphasise an adverbial, we can put it at the beginning of a clause: 

Nëse duam të theksojmë një rrethanor, ne mund ta vendosim atë në fillim të një klauzole: 

• Last night we saw our friends. 

• In a few minutes we will go. 

• Very quietly he opened the door. 

 

If we want to emphasise an adverb of manner, we can put it in front of the main verb: 

Nëse duam të theksojmë një rrethanor mënyre, ne mund ta vendosim atë përpara foljes kryesore: 

• He quietly opened the door. 

• She had carefully put the glass on the shelf. 

 

 

 

Are the sentences correct or incorrect? 

A janë fjalitë të sakta apo të gabuara? 

 

The builders are working REALLY SLOWLY. When will they be finished? 

• Correct 

• Incorrect 

 

 

Liam lived in Paris for a year so he speaks QUITE WELL French. 

• Correct 

• Incorrect 

 

 

We're good friends with our neighbours. We invite OFTEN them for dinner. 

• Correct 

• Incorrect 

 

 

IN MY COAT POCKET you'll find a bottle of tablets. Can you go and get them? 

• Correct 

• Incorrect 

 

 

The minister ANGRILY refused to answer any more of the journalists' questions. 

• Correct 

• Incorrect 

 

 

We can still catch the train but we have to RIGHT NOW leave. Come on! 

• Correct 

• Incorrect 

 

 

Sorry, I can't see you THIS WEEKEND. I'm studying for my exams. 

• Correct 

• Incorrect 

 

 

I don't USUALLY watch football on TV, except really important things like the World Cup. 

• Correct 

• Incorrect 

 

 

There is IN THE KITCHEN plenty of food and drink. Please help yourself. 

• Correct 

• Incorrect 

 

 

Hilary went into a café and ordered QUICKLY a cup of coffee. 

• Correct 

• Incorrect